Sentence examples for without entrenching from inspiring English sources

The feminist challenge is whether and how to acknowledge certain differences without entrenching stereotypes, reinforcing detrimental customs, promoting sexist socialization, or incurring backlash (Rhode 1997; Minow 1991)—and without compromising equality.

Communities require decision making approaches that can enable adjustments to policies ahead of damage, without entrenching current exposure to hazards or incurring larger than necessary adjustment costs in the future.

"But it's starts with dialogue, respecting one another and getting round the table and opening up your mind to what possibilities lie there without just entrenching and sticking to the status quo or amateur and traditional models that frankly are holding the game back and compromising player welfare".

Whereas fourth-placed Hertha had raised the white flag from the outset last week and happily played without any ball(s), entrenching themselves deep in their own half even as Bayern were winning 2-0, Gladbach's courage and application were duly rewarded.

In 2005, the Amnesty International secretary-general said that "Guantánamo has become the gulag of our times, entrenching the notion that people can be detained without any recourse to the law".

Labor, Likud and Kadima alike, Israeli governments without fail have continued or intensified the colonisation of the occupied territories, entrenching Israel's separate-and-unequal rule, a reality belied by the false "dove"/ hawk" dichotomy.

Shareholders protested, accusing management of entrenching itself.

And the system, opaque and sometimes capricious, seems designed to stifle political innovation by entrenching the hegemony of the main political parties and marginalising new parties and those without MPs.

"Therefore, let us not waste time on entrenching our positions.

And when he died in 1975, most Spaniards preferred entrenching democracy to settling old scores or exhuming the past.Writing the war's history without heroic or exaggerated images of some kind has never been fully achieved, and may not be possible.

The political combatants are entrenching along familiar ideological terrain.